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Connecticut Department ofEnergy and Environmental Protection

2018 National Tanks Conference & ExpositionSeptember 12, 2018

Speed Dating: UST Technology

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

Speed Dating: UST Technology

E-Government: Running UST/LUST State Programs Efficiently

Moises Torrent, Environmental AnalystEmergency Response & Spill Prevention DivisionStorage Tank & PCB Enforcement Unit

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Initial steps

• Determine scope of project (programmatic or enterprise)

• Send out RFI and schedule demonstrations• Decide between a custom application or a

“canned” product• Send out Request for Proposals• Award the bid and begin implementation

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Implementation

• Meet with your team and develop a Project Wheel for each Phase– UST Business Team – CT DEEP staff (subject matter experts)– CT OIM – Office of Information Management– Data Base Team –Fairfax/IT– Project Management – Fairfax/IT– CT BEST – Bureau of Enterprise Systems and Tech.

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 5

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden (Fairfax), Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne , Beth Doran

(SMEs)

David Suess (Fairfax),Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: Business RequirementsPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 6

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden, Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

David Suess,Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: DesignPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Irene Garcia, Vendor Lead

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne, Beth Doran

(SMEs)

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 7

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden, Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

David Suess,Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: ConstructionPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Irene Garcia, Vendor Lead

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne, Beth Doran

(SMEs)

*Lori Saliby,UAT Lead

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 8

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden, Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

David Suess,Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: TestingPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Irene Garcia, Vendor Lead

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne, Beth Doran

(SMEs)

*Lori Saliby,UAT Lead

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 9

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden, Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

David Suess,Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: ImplementationPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Irene Garcia, Vendor Lead

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne, Beth Doran

(SMEs)

*Lori Saliby,UAT Lead

DEEP – e-Permitting

State of Connecticut, DOITSystem Development Methodology (SDM)

Document Name: Project WheelsSTD, COTS, RAD, LITEPage 10

* Staffed from the Business

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

BUSINESS PARTNERS

*Pete Zack,Business Manager*Helen Robbins,

Business Requirements Lead

Irene Garcia,Technology Manager

Dwayne Boulden, Test Lead

John Traynor,Production Support Lead

Tom Botti,Infrastructure

Lead

David Suess,Development Lead

*Helen Robbins,Business Process Lead

Tom Botti,Security Lead

* Marianne Wisker,Procurement Lead

Tom Botti,Network Lead

Required

Current Phase: Post-ImplementationPSC – Project Steering CommitteeSee IMSB slide

Yvonne Bolton,

Executive Sponsor

*Lori Saliby,Deployment Lead

Release 1: UST

Irene Garcia, Vendor Lead

Support/Consulting Roles:Filenet P8: Bill Katzer (BEST), Marco Incorvaia (Fairfax)BEST Enterprise Architect: Len SmithFinancial Advisor : Marianne Wisker

* Marion Torres,Phil Wilde,

Dave Johnson, Dave Madsen, Veronica Ferriss, Bea Milne, Beth Doran

(SMEs)

*Lori Saliby,UAT Lead

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Beta Testing (outward facing ezfile system)

Testing for every possible scenario! Hours and hours of staff time is required.• Test Pass/Fail• Fix• Retest• Error messages• Bugs• Code writing (by

developer)

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Beta Testing (internal ICM system)

IBM Case Manager• Manages workflow• Track any errors• Contested fees• Manage SA• Paper data entry• Portal submissions

– Approve– Deny– Resubmit/Correction

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TEST, TEST, TEST GO LIVE!!One of hundreds of testing scenarios

• It’s very important to secure a maintenance contract with the vendor!

• At least 1 year• The system will evolve• Users will find additional bugs and errors

– Compatibility issues

• Regulations change over time• Staff levels change – auto approval• Additional functionality – 10-year

extension for certain USTs

After the initial go live date:

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Let’s do a UST filing

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Let’s do a UST filing

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STEP 1: Account Creation

• PIN will be sent to email to validate the account

• Next step is to select 5 security questions and answers (case sensitive)

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STEP 2: Subscriber Agreement

EPA’s CROMERR (Cross-Media Electronic Reporting Rule) provides the legal framework for electronic reporting under EPA’s regulatory programs. The Rule sets performance-based, technology-neutral system standards and provides a streamlined, uniform process for Agency review and approval of electronic reporting. The CROMERR program ensures the enforceability of regulatory information collected electronically by EPA and EPA’s state, tribal and local government partners.

BACKGROUND

This is essentially a mechanism for User identification, verification and authentication.– CT DEEP opted for the wet-ink signature of a Subscriber Agreement– There are some electronic options, but they are a little more invasive (social security number)– See https://www.epa.gov/cromerr for guidance

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STEP 2: Subscriber Agreement

PRINT, SIGN, MAIL

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Step 3: Create and edit your Filing

1. Start a new Filing2. Search your site using

Mapping Service3. Select and Verify the site data4. Annual or Modification5. Create Filing

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Step 3: Create and edit your Filing

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Owner/Operator Section

• Note the statement in BOLD RED text at the top of the page

– Who is the Owner/Operator/Billing…?– What’s the Address?– What’s the Phone Number?– Who’s the Contact person?

• What’s their email?

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Site Section

• Site data will pre-populate with any existing site (cannot be edited)

• New, first-time notification will require data entry

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Tanks Section

Tank Summary

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Operator Signatures Section

Our regulations require the A/B Operator(s) to sign, in this case, electronically.

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Financial Mechanism Section

99% of UST Owners fall under Commercial Insurance or Self Insurance

Our state fund was sunsetted several years ago

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Attachment Section

• Soil sample exceedances• GW sample exceedances• Site Diagram• Tank Closure docs• A/B Certificate• Notice of Alternate Life

Expectancy

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System Validation Section

• Ensures that:– the Subscriber

Agreement matches up– the User is a valid Filer

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Review Application

• Review Filing for accuracy• Review any attachments• Print Compliance

Management Report– Site specific, tailored to

each UST facility

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Compliance Management Report

Custom Compliance Report

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Final Review and Submittal

• Certify• Submit !!• Pay current and/or back

fees– Credit Card– Bank transfer (Routing #)– Pay Later Mail Invoice

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ezFile for Annual UST Notification and Changes

Goal: 100 %

Electronic Filing is RequiredAugust 1 – October 10, 2018

https://filings.deep.ct.gov/DEEPPortal/

The 40 year life expectancy has been worked into our ezFile system.The Notice must be attached to the filing in order to qualify.

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Metrics2013: Paper-1036 (72%) Portal-404 (28%)

2014: Paper-1783 (70%) Portal-766 (30%)

2015: Paper-490 (19%) Portal-2048 (81%)

2016: Paper-193 (6%) Portal-3054 (94%)

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Metrics (Cont.)2017: Paper-106 (4%) Portal-2569 (96%) 2018: Paper-57 (4%) Portal-1133 (96%)

Summary Paper Portal Total2013: 72% 28% 14402014: 70% 30% 25492015: 19% 81% 25382016: 6% 94% 32472017: 4% 96% 26752018: 4% 96% 1190

• We anticipate that 2018 will surpass 96% portal submissions.

– Mass email reminders– OCT 10 Deadline

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Additional E-government Tools

Admin Tools

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Benefits

• Increased Compliance• More efficiency

– Less staff time dedicated to data entry

• Builds trust with the regulated community– Opens lines of communication

• UST Owners/Operators control their own data– No more staff data entry errors/discrepancies

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

Questions?

Storage Tank & PCB Enforcement Unit

www.ct.gov/deep/ust

(860) 424-3374